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Inflationary Universe
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1. Problems in Standard Model
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1.1 Flatness Problem
Friedmann Equation
!
a
a
"2
+K
a2!
!
3=
8!G
3"
!
"
"
#
"
"
$
H =aa
! =8!G"3H2
! =!
3H2 ! H2 = !H
2"
K
a2+ !H
2
! + ! ! 1 =K
a2H2
! + ! ! 1 =K
a2H2"
!
T!2 (RD)
T!1 (MD)
a ! 1/T, H ! !1/2! T 2
a ! 1/T, H ! !1/2! T 3/2
At present
!0 ! O(1) ! ! O(1) T0 ! 2.7K ! 3 " 10!4
eV
Teq ! 1eV = 10!9
GeV
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At Planck time T ! 1019
GeV
! + ! ! 1 "
!
1019
10!9
"
!2 !
10!9
10!13
"
!1
" 10!60
! + ! = 1 10!60with accuracy
unnatural fine tuning !
Flatness Problem
Entropy of the UniverseS = a3s ! a = (S/s)1/3
K = 0,±1(3)R = ±1/a2
Re-definition of r, a
S =
!
K
H2(! + ! ! 1)
"3/2
s
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At Present
s0 = 2!
45
!
2T 3",0 + 2 7
83T 3
#,0
"
= 2!
45
!
2T 3",0 + 2 7
83 4
11T 3
",0
"
= 1.715T 3",0 = 2.8 ! 103 cm!3
H!1
0! 3000 Mpc " 1028 cm
S >!
1087 Large Entropy Problem
S =
!
K
H2(! + ! ! 1)
"3/2
s
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1.2 Horizon Problem
CMB is extremely isotropic
emitted at recombination (T ~ 3000K)
Observer at present sees CMB coming from two
opposite directions
P
Q
O
Q’
P’
O’
t = t rec
0t = t
distance between P and O
(a ! t2/3
MD)
PO!(trec) = a(trec)! t0
trec
dt!
a(t!)
= bt2/3! t0
trec
dt!
bt!2/3
= 3(t2/3rec t
1/30 ! trec)
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Particle horizon at recombination
!H(trec) = bt2/3
rec
! trec
0
dt!
bt!2/3= 3trec
N =PQ!H
= 2
!
"
t0trec
#1/3
! 1
$
= 2
!
"
Trec
T0
#1/2
! 1
$
= 2
%
&
3000K
2.7K
'1/2! 1
(
" 74
P and Q are far away and have no causal
relation
unnatural Horizon Problem
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1.3 Monopole Problem
GUTs (Grand Unified Theories)
Interaction among elementary particles can be described by one
gauge interaction with symmetry represented by group G
G ! SUc(3) " SUL(2) " UY (1)
Higgs Mechanism H: Higgs field !H" = 0 # !H" $= 0
When symmetry G is spontaneously broken to U(1) , topological
defects (monopoles) are produced (Kibble Mechanism)
Topological DefectDomain Wall (2dim)
Cosmic String (1dim)
Monopole (0dim)
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Example (Domain Wall)
V
H
H- H+
T high
T=0H+
H+
H+
H-
H-
H-
H-
Domain Wall
coherent length
monopole
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Monopole density at formation epoch t
coherent length ! < "H = 2tf
f
! nM = !!3 " "!3
H =1
8t3fEntropy density
s =2!2
45g!T
3
f
! " a!3
! " a!3
nM
s ! 1
8t3f
!
2!2
45g!T
3f
""1
=1
8
!
2!2g!
45
"3/2 T 6
f
M3
G
!
2!2
45g!T
3f
""1
=!
4#
2#
45g1/2!
T 3
f
M3
G
" 0.8!
Tf
MG
"3
Tf = 1015
GeV !nM
s
" 0.8
!
1015
2.4 # 1018
"3
$ 6 # 10!11
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!
nM
s
"
0
=
!
nM
s
"
fs0 = 2.8 ! 10
3cm
!3
Monopole massmM ! 10
16GeV
Monopole mass density
!M ! 1.6 " 109
GeVcm!3
Monopole Problem
!c = 1.053 ! 10!5h2
GeVcm!3
!M ! 1.6" 1014 # 1
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1.4 Gravitino Problem
Supersymmetry (SUSY) Boson Fermion
Gravitino Superpartner of graviton!3/2
quark squarks
lepton slepton
photon photino
Hierarchy Problem
Keep electroweak scale against radiative correction
Coupling Constant Unification in GUT
mass of gravitino ~ O(100) GeV
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Gravitinos are expected to be in thermal
equilibrium at Planck time
! n3/2 " n!
Lifetime of gravitino
!("3/2 → # + #) " 4 × 108 sec! m3/2
100GeV
"!3
Entropy production
!3/2
!!!
m3/2n3/2
Tn!!
m3/2
T" 1
!
!
t " 108 sec
T " 100 eV
"
Huge entropy production
Too much dilute baryon density BBN !nB
n!" 10
!10
Gravitino Problem
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1.5 Density Fluctuation Problem
Structures of the Universe (galaxies...) are formed
from small density fluctuations through
gravitational instability
However, no mechanism to produce the fluctuations
in the standard model is found
horizon
galaxy scale
timetgal ! 2 " 10
9sec
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2. Success of Inflation Model
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2.1 Inflationary Universe
For some reason vacuum energy dominates the universe!
a
a
"2
=8!
3G"v = H2 !v : vacuum energy ! const
!
!
a(t) " exp(Ht)
H ="
8!G3
!v
#1/2
Exponential expansion
Inflation Model
Exponential (accelerated) expansion
End of exponential expansion and release of
vacuum energy into radiation
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2.2 Flatness Problem
During inflation the scale factor increases by
af
ai= exp[H(tf ! ti)] " Z
ti tf
inflationRD RD
t = tf ! !R,f " !v
t = ti ! !R,i " !v TR
Ti = TR reheating
temp
entropy density s(ti) = s(tf )
scale factor Za(ti) = a(tf )
total entropy Z3S(ti) = S(tf )
Z >!
1029" S(tf ) >
!1087
even if S(ti)~1
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2.3 Horizon Problem
Horizon length just before inflation
!H(ti) ! 2titi tf
inflationRD RD
Just after inflation
!H(tf ) ! 2tiZ
At present the scale corresponding the above horizon
L !
a(t0)
a(tf )2tiZ
TR ! 1016GeV "
a(t0)
a(tf )!
!
10!4eV
1016GeV
"
!1
! 1029
L ! 40Z cm >!
H!1
0! 10
28cm Z >
!10
26
(H!t >!
66)
ti ! H!1!
MG
!1/2v
!1018GeV
(1016GeV)2" (1014GeV)!1
" 2 # 10!28cm
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H!
1 stan
dard
scale corresponding to H
!1
0
H!1
0
t0trec
L
inflation
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2.5 Other Problems
Monopole
GravitinoDiluted by Z!3 >
!10
!87
Density
Fluctuations
Inflation has mechanism
generating density fluctuations
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3. Chaotic Inflation Model
V
!
L =1
2!µ"!µ" ! V (")
V (!) =1
2m2!2
In general V (!) ="!n
nMn!4
G
0 < ! ! 1
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3.1 Chaotic Condition
Initial Condition? t = tpl
Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle !E !t >!
1
Energy density
!! ! !E/(!x)3 >!
1/(!t)(!x)3 >!
M4pl
!x <!
!H ! M!1
pl
!t <!
tpl ! M!1
plEnergy density is determined
only with accuracy O(M )pl
!
!
"
"
#
"
"
$
!0"!0" " M4pl
!i"!i" " M4pl
V (") " M4pl
Chaotic Condition of
the Early Universe
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initial value of ! is large
m2!2
i ! M4
pl m " Mpl # !i ! M2
pl/m $ Mpl
Suppose, in some region
(!0")2, (!i")2 < V (") ! M4pl
Friedmann eq.
Evolution of inflaton S =
! !"gLd4x =
!a3Ld4x
! + 3a
a! !
1
a2"! = !
dV
d!
3.2 Dynamics of Inflaton
!
a
a
"2
=1
3M2
G
#
!2
2+
(!!)2
2a2+ V (!)
$
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!2, (!!)2 " V, ! "dV
d!slow roll approximation
a
a=
V (!)1/2
!
3MG3!
a
a=
!
3V (!)1/2
MG! = "
dV
d!
V = m2!2/2 !"
31
MG
m"
2!! = #m2!
! = !
"
2"
3MGm
! ! !i = !
"
2"
3MGm(t ! ti)
!
!
"
#
$
aa
%2= 1
3M2
G
V (!)
3 aa! = "
dVd!
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a
a=
1!
3MG
1!
2m! =
m!
6MG
!
!i "
!
2!
3MGm(t " ti)
"
a = ai exp
!
1
4M2
G
(!2
i ! !2)
"
lna
ai=
m!6MG
!!i(t" ti)"
1!6MGm(t" ti)2
"
=1
4M2G
(!2i " !2)
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3.3 Slow Roll Condition
! ! "
dVd!
3aa
! "
V !
3H! ! "
V !!
3H! !
V !!V !
9H2
(1) |!| !
!
!
!
!
dV
d!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
V !!V !
9H2
!
!
!
!
" |V !| |V !!| ! 9H2
= 3V
M2
G
! !
V !!
VM2
G ! |!| " 1
(2)1
2!2
! V !(V !)2
9H2" 2V (V !)2 ! 18H
2V = 6
V 2
M2
G
! !1
2
!
V !
V
"2
M2
G ! ! " 1
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For chaotic inflation V =1
2m2!2
! =m2
m2"2/2M2
G ! 1 " " #$
2MG
! =1
2
!
m2"
m2"2/2
"2
M2
G ! 1 " " #$
2MG
Inflation ends when ! ! 1 or " ! 1
!f !"
2MG
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3.4 After Inflation
!! !! + 3a
a!2
= !
dV
d!! !
d
dt
!
1
2!2
+ V
"
= "3a
a!2
V =1
2m2!2 assume H = a/a ! m
We can neglect the cosmic expansion
1
2!2 =
1
2m2A2 cos2(mt + ")
!!
V
oscillation! + 3a
a! = !dV
d!
! = !m2! " ! = A sin(mt + ")
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To see the effect of cosmic expansion, take average
over one oscillation !
1
2!2
"
=1
4m2A2 = !V (!)"
d
dt!! = !3
a
a!! " !! # a!3
Inflaton oscillation behaves as matter
!d
dt
!
1
2!2
+ V
"
= "3a
a!2
=12!!
Oscillation Reheatingparticle creation
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3.5 N-efold
The scale factor increases by e from t to tNfN
ti tf
inflation
tN
dN
dtN=
d
dtNln
!
a(tf )
a(tN )
"
= !
a
a= !H
! N =
! tf
tN
dt("H) #
! !f
!N
"
"3H
V !d!
#
("H)
d!/dt = !V !/3H
! N "
! !f
!N
V
V !M2
G
d!
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V =1
2m2!2Chaotic inflation
N = !
! !f
!N
m2!2/2
m2!M2
G
d!
= !1
2M2
G
! !f
!Nd!!
= 1
4M2
G
[!2N ! !2
f ]
= 1
4M2
G
[!2N ! 2M2
G]
Ntot =
! !f
!i
V
V !M2
G
d! =1
4M2
G
[!2
i ! 2M2
G] "
"
MG
m
#2
! 1010
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3.5 Relation between N and Cosmological Scale L
At the end of inflation
Between t and t (reheating epoch)
Inflaton oscillation
inflation
tN tR
Hubble radius at t corresponds to the present scale LN
f R
H!1(tN ) ! e
NH
!1(tN )
!! =1
2!2
fm2
!
a(t)
a(tf )
"
!3
! : amplitude of oscillation
!!(tR) !"2
30g!T
4
R
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!
!
a(tR)
a(tf )
"3
"
1
2!2
fm2
!2
30g!T
4R
=M2
Gm2
!2
30g!T
4R
! !f "#
2MG
At t=t the entropy of the region corresponding to R
H!1(tN )
s(tR) =2!2
45g!T
3
R
At present the entropy inside the region with scale L
SL = 1087
!
L
3000h!1Mpc
"3
! N = 54 + ln
!
L
3000h!1Mpc
"
+1
3ln
!
TR
1010GeV
"
+1
3ln
#
m
1013GeV
$
SN = H!3(tN )e3N
!a(tR)a(tf )
"3
s(TR)
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4. Generation of Density Fluctuations
4.1 Fluctuations of scalar field during inflation
massless ! ! + 3a
a! !
1
a2"! = 0
ds2
= dt2! e
2Htd!x
2
[ak, a†q] = !(3)("k ! "q)
c.f. Minkowski space
!("x, t) =1
(2#)3/2
!d3k!
2k0
[a†ke+ik0t!i!k!x + ake!ik0t+i!k!x]
!k !e!ik0t
"2k0
! !("x, t) =1
(2#)3/2
!d3k[a†k$!k(t)e"i!k!x + ak$k(t)ei!k!x]
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Remark:
!k + 3H!k + k2e!2Ht!k = 0
! = !H!1e!Ht, " = !3/2u
! u′′+
1
ηu′
+
!
k2"
9
4η2
"
u = 0 Bessel differential eq.
General sol.
H(1,2)3/2 : Hankel function
!k(t) =
!
"
2H#3/2[C1(k)H(1)
3/2(k#) + C2(k)H(2)3/2(k#)]
H(2)3/2 = (H(1)
3/2)! =
!2
!xe"ix
"1 +
1ix
#
k : comoving momentum
p = e!Htk : physical momentum
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Quantization in de Sitter space should be the same as that in
Minkowski space in the limit of
! !k(t) =
""
2H#3/2H
(2)3/2
! C1(k) " 0 C2(k) " 1
!k ! "1#2k
!C1(k)e!iH!1k+ikt + C2(k)eiH!1k!ikt
"
=e!ikt
#2k
k !"
C1(k), C2(k)?
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For cosmologically interesting fluctuations
at the start of the inflation
! C2 = 1, C1 = 0
! !k(t) ="iH
k#
2k
!
1 +k
iHe!Ht
"
exp
!
"ik
He!Ht
"
Large t!k(t) !
"iH
k#
2kno oscillation
vacuum fluctuations
p = ke!Ht!!2" =1
(2")3
!"
1
2+
H2
2p2
#
d3p
p
k ! H
!!2" =!
|"k|2d3k =1
(2#)3
! "e!2Ht
2k+
H2
2k3
#d3k
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!!2" =H2
(2")2
!
d ln" p
H
#
! !" "H
2#
Fourier mode !"k =H!2k3/2
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Density Fluctuations
Inflaton fluctuations metric fluctuations
density fluctuations
ds2 = (1 + 2!)dt2 ! a2(1 + 2")dx2newtonian gauge
Poisson Equation
!! = "4!Ga2"# k2!k = 4!Ga2"#k
!"k
"=
23
k2
a2H2!k =
25
k2
a2H2HI
!#k
#
! = !"
" = HI!"
"
!1! a
a2
" t
oadt
#! =
!"
#
23H !"
"(RD)
35H !"
"(MD)
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!"k
"=
23
k2
a2H2!k =
25
k2
a2H2HI
!#k
#
!"k =HI!2k3/2
Power spectrum
Harrison-Zeldovich
P (k) =!
!"k
"
"2
=225
!k2
a2H2
"2H4
I
(#)2k!3 ! k
at Horizon crossing!
k3
2!2P (k)
"1/2
! 15!
3H3I
V ! =V 3/2
5"
3!V !M3G
! ! " V !
3HI
! 10!5 " m! ! 1013GeV for chaotic inf.
k/a = H scale invariant spectrum
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Spectral Index P (k) ! kns
ns = 1 + 2d ln(V 3/2/V !)
d ln k
N ! 60 + ln(k!1/3000h!1Mpc)
N !!
d!(V/V !)M"2G
d ln k = !dN = ! V
V !M2G
d!
ns = 1! 6! + 2"
ns ! 0.96 for chaotic inf.
ns = 1! 2M2
Gd ln(V 3/2/V !)(V/V !)d!
= 1! 2M2G
V !
V
!3V !
V! V !!
V !
"
= 1! 6" + 2#
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Other Inflation Models
New Inflation Model
e.g. V = µ4
!1!
!!
v
"n"2
n " 4!
V
v
Hybrid Inflation Model
V = (µ2 ! !"2)2 + #"2$2 +12m2
!$2
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5 -0.2
-0.1
0
0.1
0.2-5
-4
-3
-2
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
-0.2
-0.1
0
0.1
0.2-5
-4
-3
-2
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
-5
-4
-3
-2
!"
ln V
ln V
!"
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http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/product/cobe
COBE
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http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/
WMAP (Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe)
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WMAP Full Sky Map